Mobile appsCustomers who come back tomorrow.
An iOS and Android app built for repeat use, not one download, shipped through both stores.
- $18,000 fixed
- Working software in 14 days
- Date in writing
You got the install. You didn't get the habit.
Downloads are vanity. The apps that never earned a second open share four symptoms:
How we actually do it.
- 1Design for day 2, not day 1Retention hooks and push strategy planned before a single screen gets built.
- 2One codebase, both platformsFlutter build with near-native performance, so iOS and Android ship together, not six weeks apart.
- 3Pre-check the guidelinesApp Store and Play Store review requirements accounted for before submission, not discovered after rejection.
- 4Measure past install dayAnalytics wired to track day-2, day-7, day-30 usage from launch, not bolted on when someone finally asks.
What you get.
One app, both stores, no compromise
One codebase, near-native performance on iOS and Android, shipped in weeks instead of two parallel builds.
Bring users back on day 2
Retention hooks and targeted push notifications designed in from the start, tuned for day-30 usage, not just the install.
No surprise rejections
Full App Store / Play Store submission handled end to end, review guidelines accounted for upfront, so rejections are rare and fixable same-sprint.
Witsberry took the idea and ran, they built the whole mobile app, launched the Minty token, and stuck around as our technical team handling all the DevOps. We shipped in 7 weeks and hit 10K downloads fast. I didn't just get a dev shop, I got a team that actually understood where I was trying to go.
The Mobile Retention Checklist
Downloads are vanity. Day-30 usage is the metric that matters. We run every feature through this before it ships.
Common questions.
Other ways we help.
You're not hiring a company. You're hiring a person who signs their name to it.
Rikaz Zarook, Founder & CTO. Thirteen years in software. Two builds a month, that's the whole capacity.